The phrase "a feed can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or functionalities of a feed, such as in social media, news, or data feeds.
Example: "A feed can be customized to show only the topics that interest you."
Alternatives: "a feed may be" or "a feed could be".
By converting the Really Simple to Multimedia, a feed can be viewed without a subscriber first logging onto a mobile web site or launching a feed reader application.
But, he will be outside talking and listening, if a feed can be found, with other people who know what it means to live in an Alabama where the Voting Rights Act, and in particular Section Five, remain needed, he said.
Either a hand wheel or a power feed can be used to move the turret longitudinally against the workpiece mounted on the machine spindle.
The use of a fixed interleave between slices is easier to implement, as a standard sequential scan with a fixed feed can be used.
When recruiters evaluate potential candidates for a position, a public Twitter feed can be an important way to gauge a candidate's creativity and personality — something that wouldn't come through in a simple CV or cover letter, Waldman said.
Members of Parliament were questioning him on that statement and a live feed can be found on the Parliament's Web site.
However, our eyes don't need as long to view photos, and constant scrolling down a photo feed can be exhausting.
Photos, videos, blog posts and anything else that's published online with a RSS feed can be brought into the service and viewed by anyone who wants to subscribe to you.
Much of the sentiment in these messages is trite and often the imagery – designed to stand out in a busy social feed – can be unsubtle or downright ugly.
To some this presents at least a stopgap option until a non-fish-based feed can be developed.
